The Scarifyers: The Secret Weapon of Doom

The Scarifyers: The Secret Weapon of Doom

30 November 2010 · Simon Barnard, Paul Morris · Directed by Simon Barnard · The Scarifyers #5 · at Big Finish

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Cast9 voices
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Synopsis

After an unfortunate bathchair accident, Professor Dunning (Terry Molloy) is temporarily invalided out of the Secret Service. But returning to his first love, writing, proves more perilous than expected. Meanwhile, unhinged MI-13 chief Colonel Black has a new case for Lionheart. Partnered with top spy - and housewives' favourite - Victor Bright, Lionheart investigates the disappearance of a fabled super weapon - and discovers they aren't the only ones searching for it... Death stalks our heroes at every turn. Lionheart and Dunning must fight for their lives as dark forces gather around the mysterious Secret Weapon of Doom!
violencedeathRomance not assessedInferred themesdeceptionconspiracysurvivalheroismmystery
A thrilling spy adventure with danger, mystery, and an unlikely partnership.
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Cast · 9 voices

Alex LoweDavid BensonDavid BickerstaffLeslie PhillipsLizzie RoperNicholas CourtneyNigel HaversPhil RoseTerry Molloy

Crew · 2

Written by Paul MorrisSimon Barnard

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